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Jan 27, 2005
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." --Abraham Lincoln
Dipsea Demon
The Dipsea Race is a 7.1 mile race from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach that weaves through giant redwoods, wires up a 50-story stairway, and crosses over two mountains. The United States’ second-oldest footrace is grueling, requiring tremendous tenacity for anyone to tackle once, let alone 68 consecutive times. Meet Jack “Dipsea Demon” Kirk, the 96-year-old legend that is showing the world that “You don’t stop running because you get old. You get old if you stop running!”
BE THE CHANGE
What have you put off because you thought you're too old/young? Write it down and open to the possibility.
